Postal Regulatory Commission to Begin Postal Rates Review in Late December

It is no secret in Washington that top officials at the United States Postal Service would like to do away with the Postal Service’s overseer, the Postal Regulatory Commission.

With a board of governors and Congressional oversight, the PRC really isn’t needed, they say.

It’s also apparent to most postal observers that neither the regulator nor Congress has any intention of bowing to those objections.